ROYAL COMMISSION.WsSTlSsN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

TO WIT. K.O.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in andJAMES MITes-SELL, over the State of Western Australia

Lieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-[is.] wealth of Australia.

To howard Stirling Raphael, Esq., M.L.A., Mary AliceHolman, M.L.A., Robert Ross McDonald, Esq., K.C.,M.L.A., John Trezise Tonkin, Esq., M.L.A, antIThomas John Hughes, Esq., MJ.A.

II, THE Said Lieutenant-Governor, acting with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, do hereby appointyou I-toward Stirling Raphael, Mary Alice h-I olinan, Rob-ert Ross McDonald, John Trezise ryolilcil) and ThomasJohn Hughes to be an honorary Royal Comnussion with-out payment of remuneratlon, to do the following things,Itlinlely : -

1. Inquire into, consider and report generally upontile admusistratioti by the Municipal Councilof the City of Perth of

(a) the Health Act, 1911, and the amendmentsthereof, and the regulations and by-laws macicthereunder anti in force relating to niattersof health anti sanitation, and in particular-in regard to housing and to allegations of

slum conditions existing in tile City 01'Perth; and

in regard to the handling of foodstuffs;(b) its building by-laws; and(e) its by-laws and regulations relating to houses

of ill fame, anti to public nuisances.2. To consider and make any recommendations ill re-

garci to the aniendnient of the laws, regulationsand by-laws relating to any of tlse subject mat-tess hereinbefore mentioned and in regard toany other matters which in the opi ion of theCommission al-c justified or warranted by anof the inquiries made uncles paragraph 1 hereof.

And I hereby appoint you the said 1-loward Stir-ling Raphael to be the Chairnsan of the said Conimis-sioll.

And I declare that you shall by viii tic of this Corn-mission. be a Royal Commission within the Royal Com-missioners' Powers Act, 1902, as reprinted in the Ap-pendix to the Sessional Volume of the Statutes for theyeas- 1928 and that you shall have the powers of a RoyalCommission or the Otairman thereof under that Act.

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[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRARSHISSION BT POST AS A HEWSFAPSR.]

And I hereby request you, as soon as reasonably nsaybe, to report to me in writing the result of this yourConirnission.

Given under niy hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tins 25th day of May,1938.

By His Excellency 's Command,

(Sgd.) J. WILLCOCK,Premier.

GOD SAVE THE KING

The Fisheries Act, 1905-21.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell.

TO WIT. 5 K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor In andJAMES MITCHELL, over the State of Western Australia

Lieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common'[LS.] wealth of Australia.

C.S.O. 1411/21.WHEREAS by the Fisheries Act, 1905-21, it is pro-vided that the Governor nsay by Proclamation declare,inter ahia, that any Western Australian waters shall beclosed against the taking of any prescribed species offish by any means whatever, or against fislung generallyby any method of captum-e dum-ing any specified time inany yeal-: And whereas it is desirable that the watersof the Capel River should be declared closed againstthe taking of Eng]ish Perch: Now, therefore I, thesaid Lieutenant-Governor, with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, do hereby declare as follows:That the waters of the Capel River shall be closedagainst the taking of English Perch by any method ofcapture whatever from the 1st day of June, 1938, untilthe 30th day of Septembes-, 1938.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 25th day of May,1938.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. WILL000K,Premier.

GOD SAVE THE KING

No. 25.1 PERTH: FRIDAY, MAY 27. [1938.

786 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [MAY 27, 1938.

The Fisheries Act, 1905-21.PROOLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELL, over the State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common

[1.5,] wealth of Australia.C.S.O. 646/37.

WHEREAS by tile Fisheries Act, 1905-21, it is pros'idedthat the Governor may by Proelaniation declare, utteralia, that any Western Anstraliass waters shall be closedagainst the taking' of' any prescribed species of fish bycity means whatever, or against, fishing generally by anynietisod of capture, during' any specified tinae in any year:And whereas it is desirable that the waters of the CollieRiver should be declared closed against tile taking' oIEnglish Perch : Now, therefore I, tile said Lieutenant-Governor, with the advice and consent of the ExeentiveCouncil, do hereby declare as follows :'I'llat tile watersof the Collie Ri'ei' shall be closed against tile taking'of Enghisll Pes'eli by any nsethiod of capture whateverfront the ]st due ,,f June, 1933, until the 30th day ofSeptember, 1938.

Given tindei' my hand and tile 1-'ui.dje. Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tins 25th dcv of May,193 S.

By his Excellency's Comlllalld,

.1. WILLCOCK,Premier -

GOD SAVE THE KING

Native Adnsuustratcou Act, 1905.1936.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, I By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT, 5 K.C.M.G., Lisutenant-Gos-ernor in and

JAMES MITCHELL, over tile State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-

[L.S.] wealth of Australia,N.A. 256/Sn.

PURSUANT to scdAiOIl (iS (If tile Native Adsn:mstra-tion Act, :ioos-i 936, I the said Lieutenant-Governor,with tile advice and consent of tire Executive Council,do hereby proclaim and estabilsil a Court of NativeAffairs in the district co-extensive wAil the Magistes'ialDiets-jet of Pilbara and declare that Sneil Coui't wib heknown as the Pilhai'a Court of Native Affairs.

Givesi under my hand and tile Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this'25tls day of May,1938.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. WILLCOCK,Pi'em ier.

GOD SAVE THE KING

The Factories and Sisops Act, 1920-37,PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALSA, t By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT, ,b K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELL. over the State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-

[as.] wealth of Australia.F. & 5. 6156/21; Ex. Co. 900.

'WHEREAS it is provided by subsection (5) of see-tiocs 102 of the Factos'ies and Shops Act, 1920-37, thatit silail he lawful for silops to w'hjcll the said seetiosrapplies (except those in cea'tain districts scasned in thesubsection) to s'emain. open until nine o 'clock on oneevening in the w'eek, subject to the pa'ovisions of tilesaid subsection, and that the Governor may from timeto time by Proclamation issued on tise petition of amajos-ity of the shopkeepers affected determine the dayon which such shops shall so remain open in cads weekfos' any district : aaid whereas a Petition ilas been pre-sented to the Governor by a usajority of tile keepers ofsuchl silops ill the Mount Margaret Shop District pray-ing that the day on ivhicb such 51bps ill that districtshall s'emaut open till nine o'clock in the evening' silailbe Saturday, and it is desirable to accede to the prayerof such Petition : Now, therefore I, the said Lieutenant-Governor, acting with tile advice and consent of theExecutive Council, do hereby proclaim and determinethat, subject to tile said Act, the day in each week onwhich all ShOps as aforesaid in the Mount Margaret ShopDistrict shall a'emain Open till nine o'clock in the eveningshall be Saturday.

Givess under my iland and thse Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tills Sill day of May,1938.

By His Excellency's Coinnras: d,

(Sgd.) A. B. C. I-IAWKE,Minister for Labour.

GOD SAVE TIlE KTNG

The Factories acid Sirops Act, 1920-37.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA. By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. 5 K.C.M.G., Lieutena,st-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELL, over the Stats of 'Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in ths Common

[as.] wealth of Australia.F. & S. 156/21 Ex. Co. 899.

WHEREAS it is 1oovided by subsection (2) of section102 of the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-37, thlat,suhrj ett to tire said A it the day on whlieil all 51bpsa fMeted by the said seetio is shall close at one o 'clockp.111. slrahi bce Saturday, hint that the Governor uiay bci'roeiamatiou at any time acirl frocic tinle to time, ocrtile Petition (Mao rdmg' to tile form in the SixthSchedule to the said Act) of the majoa'itc' of tire keepersof sul'il shops in an\- district, substitute in that dis-trict for Saturday any otirer week day : Acid whereasa Petition in due form has been presented to the Gov-ernor in- a nsajority of the keepers of sucil shops intire Mount Margaret Silo1) Dists'ict praying' that Wed-uesdav may be substituted in that district for Satur-day as tire ditu- on winch such shops shall close at onerr clock p in., and it is desirable to accede to the prayer(If suchr Petition : Now, theiefoi'e I, tile Saul Lieutenant-Cove ruor, acting' ivithl tire advice and consent of theExen'nt ire Counn'i i , do irereirv substitute Wednesday for

a ill rrlrr v in tire Mo ni at S ha rg-aret Sir op Dli tn et, a ando rheehare thrat, subject to the said Art, the day onwinch all sirops as a foresaid shall close at one o'clockicr Cr e afteru India in the Mount Margaret Sh op I) ist i-betsbrahi be Wednesday.

I iVOIl nun ei lily ha nd an 1 tile Pul die Seal of thesaid State, at Peith, this 5th day of May,]938.

Dv I'his Exeeilenei' 'ii Command,

A. R. G. 1-IAWKE,Minister los Labour.

GOD SAVE THE KING

Wool (Draft Ahlowaisee Pi'ohiijition) Act, 1936.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By I-us Exceilency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. 5 K.C.M,G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELl., over the State of 'Western AustraliaLieutsnant-Goves-ner. snd its Dependencies in the Common-

[u.s.] wealth of Australia.WHEREAS by the Wool (Draft Allowance Prohibition)Act, 1936, it is provided that the said Act shall comeinto opes'ation on a date to be fixed by proclamation:Now, therefore 1, tile said Lientesiant-Goversior, doirereby, w-itil the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, proclaim that the Wool (Draft Allowance Pro-iribition) Act, 1936, shall conic into operation on tire1st day of July, 1938.

Given under my hiasid aswl the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tins 25th day of May,1938.

By His Exeebiency 's Command,

(Sgd.) F. .1. S. WISE,Minister for Agriculture.

GOT) SAVE THE KING

Vec-ncict Act, 1,918.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AuSTRALIA, 1. By Ills Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

TO WIT. 5 K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in andJAMEs MITCHELL, over tile State of 'Western Australia

Lieutenaut'Governor. and its Dependeiscies in the Oonunen'[n.e.] wealth of Australia.

SVI1EREAS it is ennete(l by section 4 rrf tile VerminAct, 1918, tinat vei'nnn ' ' means and iircludes anyanimal or bird mentiunerl in the Tin i'd Seired rile to thesaid Act, and stiehl otirei' animals os birds the naineni

of w]iicli the Governor may by proclaniation add to thesaid Schedule: And whereas it is deemed desirable andc-xpedient that the bird known as the ' ' White BelliedSea Eagle'' shall for the purposes of the said Act bevermin within the boundaries of the Roebourne-Table-land Vermin District.: Now, therefore I, the said Lieu-enaiit-G overnor, act lug with the advice and consent of

the Executive Council and in exercise of the powersconferred by the said Act and of all other powers inthis behalf me enabling, do by this proclamation acidto the Third Schedule to the said Act the name of thefollowing bird, nausely, ''White Bellied Sea Eagle''so that the said bird known by such name shall he

vermin'' within the ineanhig and for the purposesof the Veruiiu Act, ] 918, ivitlun the boundaries of thefieebonrne-Tahlelaul Vermin District.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 2lth day of May,1938.

By lIlis Excellency's Command,

(Sgdl.) F. J. S. WISE,Minister for Agriculture.

GOD SAVE THE KING

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers, at Perth, this 25th day ofMay, 1938, the following Orders in Council were author.ised to he issued:-

Public Service Act, 1904.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS by subsection (7) of section 36 of the Pub-lie Service Act, 1904 (Act No. 40 of 1904), the Lieuten-ant-Governor uiay by Order in Council temporarily sus-peiwl the operation of snbsectioiss two, three and fourof the said section in respect of asia' office specified:And whereas it is desirable to suspesicl temporarily theoperation of such subsections in respect of the follow-ing:-

Name, Departuient, Perioci of Suspension.Addie, W. ii., Public Works-from 23/4/38 to 23/10/38.Peden, N. (Miss), Public Works-from 24/4/38 to

23/10/38.\Valdron, F. E., Public Works-from 13/1/38 to

12/7/38.Choat, S. W., Public Works-from 1/4/38 to 30/9/38.Keenass, W., Public Worics-from 16/4/38 to 15/10/38.Quimi, E., Public Works-frosn 21/5/38 to 20/11/38.Begle, J., Metropolitan Water Supply-from 25/3/38

to 24/9/38.White, 0. C. C., Metropolitan Water Supply-from

9/3/38 to 8/9/38.Anson, H., Metropolitan Water Supply-from 16/3/38

to 15/9/38.Gates, H. B., Metropolitan Water Supply-from 8/4/38

to 7/10/38.Evans, 0. 0., Metropolitan Water Supply-from 15/4/38

to 14/10/38.Nash, S. G., Metropolitan Water Supply-from 13/6/38

to 12/12/38.Cohen, J. W., Metropolitan Water Supply-from 1/5/38

to 30/6/38.Scott, B. A., Metropolitan Water Supply-from 8/5/38

to 7/11/38.0 'Mahley, 3. SI., Agriculture-from 25/2/38 to 24/8/38.Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,by and with the consent of the Executive Council, doeshereby order that the operation of the said subsectionsbe temporarily suspended in respect of the persoiss andfor the periods specified above.

L. E. SIIAPCOTT,Cleric of the Council.

Alteration of Boundaries of Desimark Health Districtunder the provisions of the I-Iealth Act, 1911.37.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.MPH. 148/36; Ex. Co. No. 1050.

\VHEREAS it is enacted by section 19 of the HealthAct, 1911-37, that the Governor may alter the boundariesof any Health District constituted by the Governor underthe said Act: And whereas it is desired to alter the

boundaries of the Denmark Health District which wasso constituted: Now', therefore, I-us Excellency theLieutenant-Governor of Western Australia, by and withthe advice of time Executive Council, does hereby alterthe boundaries of the said Health District in mannerfollowing, that is to say :-So as to include the wholeof the Deumarlc Road District.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Executive Council.

The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage Act, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.M.W.S. 1583/37.

WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewer-age and Drainage Act, 1909, it is provided that, subjectto the provisions of the Act, the Minister for WaterSupply, Sewerage and Drainage shall, with the approvalof the Governor, have power to construct and extendWater Works, Sewerage Works and Storniwater DrainageWorks, and whereas the prelinimarv requiremneuts oftile said Act have been complied with, and plans, sec-tions, and estiusates in respect of the works hereinafteruieutioned have been submitted to and approved by theGovernor-in-Council, now, therefore, His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, does hereby empower time Ministerfor Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage to undertakethe construction of the following works under time saidAct, namely:-

Metropolitan Sewerage, South Perth District, TateStreet Sub-main Sewer: -12-hick dijanseter reinforcedconcrete pipe sewer with all suanholes and other appara-time connected therewith, as shown in red on PlanM.W.S.S. & Dl)., WA. No. 6012.

This Order in Council shall take effect from the 27thday of May, 1938.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Cleric of time Executive Council.

Premier's Department,Perth, 28th April, 1938.

TENDERS, returnable on the 31st May, 1938, addressedto the Chairman State Gardens Board, are invited fora Lease of Carnival Square, at the foot of William street,in Bazaar terrace, for a period of five years, with aright of renewal for a further five years. All particulars.are available at the Premier's Office, Barrack street,Pesth.Details-

Tenders are invited alternatively for-Time whole site, including the tennis courts area,

garage, and shop on the corner;Tennis courts area and surroundings, including

garage only;Tennis courts al-ca and surroundings, including

shop only;Tennis courts area and surroundings only, ex-

cludisig both garage and shop.All linked mesh, piping, and shelter sheds will be re-

nioved by the State Gardens Board in the absence ofany special arrangement.

The purposes preferred fos- the area are parking orlegitimate recreation in any form.

Time boundaries of the area are marked by the fenceson William sts-cet and Bazaar terrace, the Harbour TrustOffice cmi tile western side, and time boundary of theRiverside drive, wilich is approximately a 50 feet parallelfrom the centre of the road.

Any structures to be subject to the approval of theState Gardens Board.

Rent per annum for the first five years to be specified,and, if the option for the second five years is exercised,tile State Gardens Board to fix the rental.

Tenderers may include any suggestion which will bestsuit their ow'n aims, and tender upon this basis.

Rental to commence from a date to be fixed.Deposit of £50 to accompany tender.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPOOTT,Chairman State Gardens Board.

MAY 27, 1938.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 787

788 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [MAY 27, 1938.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,

Perth, 26th May, 1938.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the followingappointments to the Comnussion of the Peace:-

Alexander James Strathiearn, Esquire, of the SupremeCourt, Rabaul, Territory of New Guinea, as a Justiceof the Peace for the State of Western Australia.

Robert Alphonse Williams, Esquire, of 12 Stirlinghighway, North Freniantle, as a Justice of the Peacefor time Fremantle Magisterial District.

William Harry Allnutt Woodgate, Esquire, of 166Grosvenor road, North Perth, as a Justice of the Peacefor the Perth Magisterial District in lieu of the PilbaraMagisterial District.

EX OFFICIO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,IT is hereby notified for public information that thefollowing gentlenien have been appointed, under section9 of the Justices Act, 1902-1936, as Justices of thePeace during the terms of their offices as Mayor of aMunicipality and Chairnian of a Road Board respec-tively

Charles Beauumoiit Andrews, Esquire, Mayor of theMunicipality of Bussolton, as a Justice of the Peacefor the Sussex Magisterial District.

Walter Cecil Brown, Esquire, Chairman of time Ned-lands Road Board, as a Justice of the Peace for thePerth Magisterial District.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Under Secretary Premier 's Department.

li'A RMEIIS' D EBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that time following Stay Ordershave been issued in accordance with section 7, subsec-tion (1), of the Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act, 1930-1934, which reads as follows

A Stay Order shall direct that no action, execu-tion, distress for rent, proceedings on default forbrr"mch of mioveaant under any mortgage or othersecurity for money, or under an agreement for saleand purchase of lands, or other process om proceed-ing, shall be commenced or proceeded with or put inforce against the farmer or any of the farnier 'sassets, whether utihised in connection with or form-ing portion of the assets comprised in his farmingbusiness or not, during the operation of such StayOrder: Provided that, by leave of a Judge, anyaction may, notwithstanding time Stay Order, beinstituted and/or carried on against the farmer,but not beyond judgment.

Granted under Section 11 (Writing down or suspensionof Debts).

Farmer (Surname and Christian Names), Address,and Date of Order.

Bowen, Lisiiss hyacinth, Konnongorring, 19th May,1938.

Perry, Ruby, Carnasnah, 19th May, 1938.1)unkin, Richard and Eva Mary, Tenindewa, 19th Slay,

1938.Shanks, Rose Ethel and Bertie Roy, Banjup, 21st Slay.

1938.Ronan, William, East Tuna, 23rd May, 1938.Bosca, Lnigi Della, Boddalin, 23rd May, 1938.Malier, Martin, Namigeenan, 24th May, 1938.

All claims against these farmers to he forwarded tothe Director, Temple Court, William street, Perth.

W. A. WHITE, Director.25th Slay, 1938.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordersissued under section 11 of the Act have been cancelledas from the date specified :-Cousins, Albert Henry,Arrino ; Griffiths, Maurice Ormond, Tenindewa ; Worner,Claude James, Lomos; 25th May. 1938.

W. A. WHITE, Director.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the adjustment of debtsusmder section ii of the Act of the following farmershas been finahised and the Stay Orders have now lapsedas from time date specified :-Beekingham, Wilfred K.,Wialki; Evans, David Albert, North Icellerberrin; Far-sell, John Henry, Tuna; Bailey, Victor Edward, Narenm-

been; Bain, James, Kalannie ; Graham, Mary C. andJoseph J., Kondinin; Melnnes Bros. and Ryan, Kuhn;Peterson, Frederick T., Dalwallinu; Smyth, Alfred ST.acid Francis de Lisle, West Wagin; Tufnell, William.Tenterden; Wells, William hugh Laverty. \Vong:uihills ; Wicks, William, and Lawson, Dorothea Loibi,Kondut Page, Amy Isabel, Boyanup ; Morphmelt, Xih>emErnest, Bruce Bock; Whmitlield, Francis Russell andIvan, Moorine Rock; Phipps, Archibald. Bonnie RockSlays, Walter Albert, Greenbusimes; Meikle, l>cter amidAnnie, Kuhn ; Woolf, George, Wulan Reed, Edwin L,Bilbarin ; Larsen, Flora Maul, Harvey; Caniphel I,Cohn, Brunswick Junction ; 25th Slay, 1958.

W. A. WHITE,Director.

SJtim May, 193S.

Office of time Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 26th STay, 1938.

IllS Excellency time Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of time foliomvimmg appointmmments : -

Ex. Co. 1066.-A. L. Simmirpe, Junior iMaelminist, Regis-trar Genem-al 's Office, Cimief Secretary's Departument, asJrommm 13th May, 1938.

lix. Co. 1066.-N. W. Ilurtomm, Junior Clerk. Workers'Ilonmes Board, Treasury 1)epartnmcnt, to be Clerk, asfrommm 1st March 1938.

Ex. Co. 1006; P.S.C. i81/30.-Jammies Albert Mills,under section 29 of time Public Service Act, to be Clerk,Kalgoorhe, Public STorks Departmneimt, is fromim 1st No-vemnber, 1937.

lix. Co. 1066; P.S.C. 409/37.-Sydney howard Good,under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to be CrownProsecutor and Assistant Solicitor, Crowmi Law Depart-ument, as from 1st November, 1937.

Ex. Co. 1066; P.S.C. 354/37.-Keith Rodney Miles,under section 29 of the Pmsbhc Service Act, to be Geolo-gist, Mines Department, as froum 11th October, 1937.

Ex. Co. 1066; P.S.C. 410/37.-Alfred .Joseph Proud,under section 29 of time Public Service Act, to be Clerk,Native Affairs Branch, Cluef Secretary's Department,as fromn 1st November, 1937.

lix. Co. 1066; T.S.C. 154/37.-Alfred William GiipinRichards, umider section 28 of time Public Service Act, tobe Junior Clerk, Registrar General's Office, Chief Secre-tary 's Department, as frommm 1st November, 1937.- Ex. Co. 1066; P.S.C. 501/36.-Robert Ilarley, under

section 29 of tIme Public Service Act, to be GovernmentVeterinary Surgeon, Departmmmemmt of Agriculture, as frommm1st March, 1937.

Ex. Co. 1066; P.5G. 216/36.-Cohn hlenry Hair, undersection 28 of the Public Service Act, to be .lunior Cleric,Kalgoorlie, Forests Department, as from 1st October,1937.

Ex. Co. 1066; P.S.C. 198/36.-Cyril Raymnosmd Davies,under section 28 of time Public Service ±1 ct, to be JuniorClerk, Land Titles Office, Crown Law Department, asfrom 1st November, 1937.

Ex. Co. 1066; P.5G. 68/37.-Roberta Joyce Taylor,under section 28 of time Public Service Act, to be JuniorTypist, Treasury Depmmrtmnent, as fronm 1st Septemnber,1937.

Ex. Co. 1060; P.S.C. 601/34.-Reginald Allied Peers,under section 28 of time Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, Accounts Branch, Public Works Department, asf room 1st November, 1937.

Ex. Co. 858; P.5G. 203/38--k. C. Edwards, Clerk,Land Titles Office, Crown Law Departmnent, to a simiharposition witim mm higher classification, as froimi l8tim May,1938

Also of time acceptance of the followimig resignation:-Ex. Co. 1066.-V. C. Connell, Typist, Lands and Sum-

veys Department, as from 14th May, 1938.

G-EO. ST. SIMPSON,Public Service Conmmnissioner.

rphltl AUDIT ACT, 1904.Time Treasury,

Perth, 19th Si :my, 195 S.Treasury No. 145/35.

IT is hereby Published, for general immfornmat ion, Diiilimo appointment of Mr. 11. A - lhmv as Reamiving Offlebr time Railway l)epartmemml is extended to thmm mlii.1mm ice, 19:; 8.

A. J. REID,Under 'rre;msurer.

MAy 27, 1938.] (lOVEENMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 789

Crown Law Department,Perth, 26th May, 1938.

1-115 Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the undermcntioned appoint-ments :-

F. N. Seliroder, as Clerk of the Local Court, Clerkto Magistrates, Albany, Clerk of the Southern Court ofSession, and Returning Oflicer and Electoral Registrarfor the Albany Electoral District;

51. Smith as acting Clerk of the Local Court, act-ing Clerk to Magistrates, Northam, aufi acting ElectoralRegistrar for the Nortliam, Mt. Marshall, and ToodyayElectoral Districts, anti East Province;

Constable J. F. Crowe as acting Clerk of the LocalCourt and acting Clerk to Magistrates, Mingenew, dur-ing the absence on leave of Constable S. G. Daws;

A. B. Rutherford as Returning Oflicer for the CentralProvince and Geraldton District, and Electoral Registrarfor thin Cent al Province and Gcraldton and GreenoughDistricts, vice .1. F. Robertson transferred

M. II-'. (Jopley as acting Electoral Registrar for theSouth-East Province and Katauning Electoral District,vice P. F. Mathea transferred;

A. .1. Flint, Esq., of Perth, and G. J. Wafers, Esq.,nt Perlh, as sworn valuators under the Transfer of LandAct, 1893.

TIlE Lion. Minister for Justice lies approved of thea nderincnt sound appo!n tincnt s :-

(:osist:djle I-I. V. Davies as Bailiff of the Perth LocalCourt at Muisdijong, vice Constable B. .1. Rule trans-ferred;

Constable N. McGeary as Bailiff of the Mt. MagnetLocal Court at Sandstone, vice Constable G. M. Flanderstransterred;

Constable P. N. Flanders as Bailiff of the Mt. MagnetLocal Conrt, vice Sergeant W. W. Hearis transferred;

Constable H. P. Mounter as acting Bailiff of the Roe-bcinrnc Local Court, during the absence of Constable J.P. Markey on leave;

Sergeant F. T. Ward as Bailiff of the Boulder LocalCourt, vice Sergeant .1. E . Delfs transferred;

Constable W. White as Bailiff of the Mingenew LocalI ourt- at Carncrneh, vice Constable M. Plunkett resigned.

H. R. GORDON, -Under Secretary for Law.

VACANCIES IN TilE PIJBLLC SERVICE.

got0:-Witli residence (unfurnished), light and fuel.

j Limit fixed £354 under Clause 10 of the Clerical Agreement-.Applications are also called under section 29.QnaliticationsTypewriting essential, slight knowledge of shorthand desirable. A single man is required. Board

and lodging will be provided, and £1 2s. Gd. per week will be deducted from salary.Applications are called under section 38 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to

the Public Service Co,ninissioner and should be made on the prescribed forum, obtainable from the offices oftije various Permanent I-leads of Departments.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

CONSULAR APPOINTMENT.Premier 's Department,

Perth, 25th May, 1938.C.S.D. 2674/21; Ex. Co. No. 1052.

IllS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to direct the recognition of Felix ReneCollard as Acting Consul u-f Belgium during the absenceof the Consul, Ii. Vigier de Latour, as from the 23rdApril, 1938.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Under Secretary.

APPOINTMENTS.Clnef Secretary's Department,

Perth, 25th May, 1938.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to appoint:--

PSi). 404/28; Ex, Co. No. 1049On the nominationof the Connnissioners of the Fremantle Harbour Trust,nuder section 19, subsection 1, of the Fremantle HarbourTrust Act, 1902, Captain W. B. Clack as HarbourMaster and Berthing Master, as from the 1st May, 1938.

C.S.D. 778/28; Ex. Co. No. 1008Rennie LeslieMillen to be a member of the W.A. Fire Brigades Boardfor the term ending 31st December, 1938, vice DavidAllan Watson, deceased.

A. 0. NEVILLE,Acting Under Secretary.

APPOINTMENTS.Department of Public I-Ieahth,

Perth, 25th Slay, 1938.1:115 Excellency the Lieutenant-Govem'nor in Council hasbeen pleased to appoint:-

M.i'.II. I 331/20; Ex. Co. No. 1051.Under the provisions of time Healths Act, 1911-37,

11. 0. Jacoby, II. N. Eva, H. W. Langley, F. Bassett,P. E. Porter, CE. Williams and A. H. Syines to benicinijers of tIme Brookton Local Board of Health for aperiod of three years ccnnmencing on the 1st June, 1938.

M.P.H. 195/29; Ex. Co. No. 1053.Tinder time provisions of the Hospitals Act, 1927, Miss

N. Pnrnohh anti Miss B. Si. Robinson to be members ofthe Icojonup District Hospital Board, for the period end-ing the 31st July, 1938, vice Mrs. L. Mae-Bride and Mrs.\, B. Sewell, resigned.

A. 0. NEVILLE,Acting Under Secretary.

Department. Position. OldClassification.New

Classification.Date

Returnable.

1938.Mines Clerk, Kalgoorlie (Item 580) £185-270 £l85-270 28th May.Child Welfare Inspector (Item 693) £260f306 £279-2S8 do.Mines Chairman, Mines's' Phthisis Board (Item £462-534 £510-558 4th June.

No. 472)Crown Law Clerk, Local Court (Item No. 1341) £230-282 £279-2SS do.Agriculture Assistant Lecturer and Experimentalist,

i\Iuresk Agricultural College (Item No.£318-1366 £366-402 do.

1617)Mines Musing Registrar, Laverton (Item No. £306-342 £342---366t 11th June.

572)Public Works Architect (two positions) (Items Nos. £366-1438 £366I438 do.

1112 and 1115)Agriculture Clerk, Muresk Agricultural College £185-270 £l85-270 do.

Department of Public Health,Perth, 25th May, 1938.

MPH. 1639/19 Ex. Co. No. 1046.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to extend, until the 31st May, 1939, theperiod of appointment of the present members of theLocal Board of Health, Yonanmi, nuder theof the health Act, 1911-1937.

A. 0. NEVILLE,Acting Under Secretary.

THE I[EALTI{ ACT, 1911-1937.Amendment of By-laws.

St.P.H. 44-13/22; Ex. Co. No. 1047.WHEREAS under the provisions of tile Health Act,1911-1937, a Local health Authority may make by-laws,and may amend, repeal or alter any by-laws so madenow therefore the Yiigarn Road Board, being a Localhealth Authority, doth hereby adopt the amendment toPart III. of the Model By-laws cc Private Hospitals, aspublished in the (iovcrnnmcn 1 Ga:ettc on the 22nd April,1938, and also the new Model By-law, to be known asModel By-law 4A of Part 1. of the Model By-laws, re-lating to bmithrooni and laundry facilities, as published inthe Govem'mimeimt Gazette on 29th April, 1938.

Dated this 13th day of Slay, 1938.L. F. KELLY,

Chairman.N. P. HAYNES,

Secretary.

Confirnied by the l)eputy Conmnmissiomier of PublicHealth for time State of Western Australia this 20th dayof May, 1938.

ROBERT SI. MITCHELL,Deputy Commissioner of Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Council tins 25th day of May, 1938.

L. P. SIIAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

SECTION 76POLICE ACT, 1892.THE following unclaimed property (found in train cars) will be sold by auction at Perth Railway Station on21st and 22nd June, 1938.

D. HUNTER,Commissioner of Police.

D.Lot. Article.

i-2 ladies' umbrellas.2-2 ladies' umbrellas.3-2 ladies' umbrellas.4-2 ladies' umbrellas.5-2 ladies' umbrellas.6-2 ladies' umbrellas.7-2 ladies' umbrellas.8-2 ladies' umbrellas.9-2 ladies' umbrellas.

10-2 ladies' umbrellas.11-2 ladies' umbrellas.12-2 ladies' umbrellas.13-2 ladies' umbrellas.14-2 ladies' umbrellas.15-2 ladies' umbrellas.16-2 ladies' umbrellas.17-3 ladies' umbrellas.18-3 ladies' umbrellas.19-3 ladies' umbrellas.20-3 ladies' umbrellas.21-3 ladies' umbrellas.22-3 ladies' umbrellas.23-3 ladies' umbrellas.24-3 ladies' unibrellas.25-3 ladies' unibrellas.26-3 ladies' umbrellas27-3 ladies' umbrellas.28-3 ladies' umbrellas.29-3 ladies' umbrellas.30-3 ladies' umbrellas.31-1 attache case--children's bathers.32-1 attache case-6 sets bathers.33-1 attache caseladies' clothing.34i attache caseladies' clothing.35i attache casegent's clothing.36i attache case-4 pairs ladies' shoes.

NATIVE ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1905-1936.Department of Native Affairs,

Perth, 23rd Slav, I 93S.Native Affairs 13/38,

PURSUANT to the provisions of section 7 of the NativeA dmmnistration Art, 130)-i 936, he lion. Chief Seeretarv hills appoiited Constable IV. \Viuite amid ConstableA. 0. Napier to be Protectors of Natives for Carmma-maim and Port iledlend respectively.

A. 0. NEVILLE,Commissioner of Native Affairs.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.No. 4 of 1938.

AustraliaWest Coast.Approach to Gage Roads. Fremantle.

Alteration no position of light-and-bell buoy.New- PositionS miles 3110 frommi the light tower em)

North Mole.DetailsOwing to tIme dmseoverv of a shallow patch

cal'rymg only 51) fathoms, at 4.8 miles 3350 from theabove light tower, time light-and-bell buoy marking thenorth-eastern hunt of the six fathom bank omi thewestern, side of time fairway to Gage Roads has beenshifted approximately 4 cables 710 from its formerposition.

CautionVessels drawing more than 25 feet slmoul'Ipass to the eastward of the buoy.

Charts affectedNos. 210-10.58-1033.Publications affectedAustralia I'ilot Vol. V., pages

312, 313, 316.AuthorityFremantle Harbour Trust.DateMay 24th, i938.

W. B. CLACK,llarho or S [mister.

B. J. COX,Secret un.

Lot. Article.37i attache caseladiec' scarves.38i attache easeladies' scarves.39-1 attach0 easebaby's clothing.40i music case.41-1 girl's overcoat.42i child 's reversible coat.43i girl's m-evcrsible coat.44i gent's overcoat.45i gent's gabardine.46-2 school bags.47i school bag.48i doz. pairs kid gloves.49i dos. pail-s kid gloves.50i don, pail's kid gloves.Sii doz. pail's kid gloves.52i dos, pail's kid gloves.53i doz pail's kid gloves.54i dos, pail's silh mind cotton gloves.

don. pail's silk and cotton gloves.56i don, pail's silk and cotton gloves.57--i doz. pail's silk and cotton gloves.58i dos. pail's silk alld COtt011 gloves.59i dos. pail's silk amid cetton gloves.60-6 ladies' umnbm'ehlas (slightly danmaged).61-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly dalnaged).62-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).63-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).64-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).65-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).66i girl's rubber cent.67i boy's i'ubber coat.68i boy's reversible ovem coat.69-2 gil-is' raincoats.70i youth's reversible ovem'coat.7ii attache casechildren 's bathers.72i attache case-6 boys' caps.

790 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SlAY 27, 1938.

SALE OF GooDs, Pcoeicsvv, AND EFFECTScosctiaued.

Dcontnued.Lot. Article.73-1 attache case-6 boys' caps.74i attache case-6 towels.75-1 attache caseli towels.76-6 shopping bags.77-3 ladies' umbrellas.TS-3 ladies' umbrellas.79-3 ladies' umbrellas.80-3 ladies' umbrellas.81-3 ladies' umbrel1s.SO--S ladies' umbrellas,83-3 ladies' umbrellas,84-3 ladies' umbrellas.85-3 ladies' umbrellas.86-3 ladies' umbrellas.Sii dos. pairs kid gloves.85i dos. pairs kid gloves.89--i dos. pails kid gloves.90-3 dos. kid gloves.91i gents' felt hats.92-3 geuts' felt hats.93-2 ladies' parasols.94-2 ladies' parasols.95-2 lathes' parasols.96-2 ladies' parasols.97-6 shopping bags.98-6 shopping bags.99i attache casc----(-1 )'T eddy'' bears.

100-6 babys' pillows.101i camera.102-1 wristlet watch.103i brooch, 1 pin.104i cigarette ease.lOSi focuitain pen.106i bracelet.107i brooch.108-2 decorations.109i fountain pen.110i fountain pen.111i brooch.112-3 fountain peim.313i case spectacles.114i case spectacles.115i case spectacles.116-1 case spectacles.317-3 pencils.318-1 case spectacles.119i case spectacles.20i ease spectacles.

121-3 rings.122-2 brooches.123-3 brooches.124-3 brooches.125-2 brooches.126-1 case spectacles.127i case spectacles.128i case spectacles.1 29-1 case spectacles.130-1 case spectacles.131-3 brooches.132-3 brooches.133-3 brooches.134-5 necklaces.135-5 sets rosary beads.136i box trinkets, specs. etc.137-1 boxi doz. pairs sun glasses.13 8-2 boys' watches.139-6 ladies' handbags.140-6 girls' wallets.141i attache casechildren's purses.142-1 attache casechildren's purses.143i attache casegirls' wallets.144i attache caseladies' purses..145i attache caseschool books.146-1 attache caseschool books.147i attache caseBibles and prayer books.148i attache casebooks (dction).149i attache case-5 children's blazers.150-1 attache caseboys' pyjamas, etc.151-1 attache caseladies' clothing.152-1 attache case-6 ''Fisher'' hats.153-1 attache casegent's pyjamas.154-1 doz. pairs kid gloves.155i dos. pairs kid gloves.156-1 doz. pairs kid gloves.157-6 pairs ladies' wool gloves.158-6 pairs ladies' wool gloves.159-6 pairs children's WOOl gloves.160-6 pairs children 's wool gloves.161-6 pairs children's wool gloves.162i parcellady's neck fur.

\rv 27, 1938.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 79i

SALE OF Goons, PROPERTY, AND EFoscontinued.

Dcon tinned.Lot. Article.163-1 parcellady's neck fnr.161 1 boy's overcoat.165-2 gent's unibrellas.166-4 gent's umbrellas (slightly damaged).167-4 gent's umbrellas (slightly damaged)168-4 ladies' parasols (slightly damaged).169-6 ladies' parasols (slightly damaged).170-6 ladies' uuibrellas (slightly damaged).171-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly dauiaged).172li ladies' uuibrellas (slightly damaged).173li ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).174-1 attache casesundries.175-1 attache casei doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.176-1 attache casei dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.177-1 attache casei dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.178-1 attache casei dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.179i attache easei dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.180-1 attache casei doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.181-1 attache casei dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.182i attache ease]. cbs. pairs silk and cotton gloves.:tssi attache casei dos pairs silk and cotton gloves.184i attache casei des. pail's silk and cotton gloves.iS5i attache casei dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.186-1 attache casei doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.187-1 attache ease-6 girls ' berets.1 S8-1 attache case-6 children's berets.189i attache case-6 children 's berets.190i attache case-6 children's berets.391i attache easeladies' clothing, etc.192i attache case-3 ladies' coats,193i attache casegemats' shirts.194i attache casetowels and sundries.195i attache casebaby's clothing.196i attache casehandkerchiefs and sundries.197] attache casei doz. pairs silk a,id cotton gloves.

attache case]. dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.199-1 attache casei doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.200-1 attache casei dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.201i attache casei dcz. pail's silk and cotton gloves.202i attache casei doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.203i attache casei doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.204-1 attache casei doz. pail's silk and cotton gloves.205i attache casei doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.206i attache casei dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.207i attache casei rloz. pail's silk and cotton gloves.208-1 parceli dos. pairs gloves.209-6 children's parasols and umbrellas.210-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).211-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).212-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).213-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).2i4-6 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).215-3 ladies' umbrellas (slightly damaged).216-1 attache casechildren's clothing.217i attache casetobacco pouches.2i8i attache casepurses.219i attache casepurses.220i cardboard box-6 ladies' hats.221i cardboard box-6 ladies' hats.222i cardboard box-6 girls' hats,223i attache casechildren's book.224-1. attache casechildren's shoes and gloves.225i dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.226i dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.227i dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.228i doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.229i dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.230i doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.231i dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.232-1 dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.233i doz. pals's silk and cotton gloves.231 1 dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.235i dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.236i dos. pairs silk and cotton gloves.237i dos. pairs silk 'and cotton gloves.238i doz. pairs silk and cotton gloves.239-1 basket.240i pair clippers.241i milk drum.242i attache casesundries.243i bag gloves (odd).244 i bag gloves (odd).245-1 bag gloves (odd).246-1 bag gloves (odd).247i bag gloves (odd).248-1 dos. umbrellas (damaged)249i cloz. umbrellas (damaged).250i doz. umbrellas (damaged).251i doz. umbrellas (damaged).

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled undersection 32 of the Land Act, 1898, and/or section 23 ofthe Land Act, 19334930, for non-payment of rent orother reasons:

Name, Lease, District, Reason, Corr. No., Plan.Anderson, H. NI.; 20/2047; Bucklancl Estate 16; £133

13s. 4d.; 2703/23; Buckland.Anderson, H. NI.; 20,'2 046; Buckland Estate 15; £149

Os. Od.; 2704/23; Buckland.Bawden, D. H.; 68/771; Avon 23927; non-compliance

with conditions; 5234/26; 344/80, B2.Bawden, D. H.; 74/468; Avon 23928; non-compliance

with conditions; 5235/26; 344/80, B2.

RE-APPRAISEMENT OF TOWN AND SUBURBAN LOTS.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. 3999/29. Perth, 18th May, 1938.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that under the provisions of the Land Act, 1933-36, and the regulations there-under governing the leasing of Town and Suburban Lands, the Hon. the Minister for Lands has approved of the re-appraise-inent of the undermentioned lots as at 1st October, 1937

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

Bradford, D. J.; 20/1398; Yandanooka 46; abandoned;8601/19; Yandanooka. Sheet 2.

Brarkway, W. St. C.; 68/1110; Yilgarn 1124; £471 Os.3d.; 600/28; 36/80, Cl and 2.

Burehell, Fred; 348/677; Avon 20722, 24791; non-com-pliance with conditions; 980/37;24/80, Ci and 2.

Carpenter, J. A.; 21526/47; Wiluna 347; £12 is. lid.;1648/32; Wiluna.

Carpenter, J. A.; 338/1 205; Wiluna 925; £67 Os. Od.;2295/35; Wiluna.

Carpenter, .1. A; 338/1 206; Wiluua 924; £47 4s. Od.;2294/35; Wiluna.

Garpenter, J. A.; 61.30/153; Wiluna 314; £3 12s. 06.;1529/32; Wiluna.

Town. Lot No. Lease No.

Capital Unimproved Value

Lessee.

Previous. Re-appraised.

£ s.d. £ s.d.Kalgoorlie 491 5583/153 30 0 0 40 0 0 E. L. Owen

581 34/22E 25 0 0 35 0 0 John Harris696 5613/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 NI. C. Ryan968 5465/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 NI. Googan975 241/22E 12 10 (1 15 0 0 E. Penniment

1007 219/22E 12 10 0 15 0 0 .J. McLean1077 5666/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 J. Ivanac and S. Prom ich1089 5443/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 D. F. Beames1143 5444/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 A. P. McLean1180 5391/153 12 10 () 15 0 0 S. A. Stewart1222 5380/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 F. E. Woodroffe1254 5298/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 J. Bates1265 5489/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 E. S. Virgo1597 319/22E 12 10 0 12 10 0 NI. J. NI. King1665 5425/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 F. J. Hiscock1730 5746/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 W. H. Baldwin1740 5635/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 H. Anderson1817 5498/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 T. Dodington1844 5377/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 NI. Nunn1861 5426/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 C. J. Paull1866 5370/153 12 10 0 20 0 0 A. Seribbins1877 5427/153 12 10 0 20 0 0 31. R. S. Gillson1899 104/22E 12 10 0 15 0 0 S. A. Shiaw1917 105/22E 12 10 0 12 10 0 H, Winter1934 5484/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 N. Craig2046 412/22E 25 0 0 12 10 0 E. Mallett2056 5469/153 12 10 0 12 10 0 W. O'Brien2162 200/22E 15 0 0 15 0 0 N. F. Bush2219 153/22E 20 0 0 15 0 0 J. Smith2227 303/22E 25 0 0 15 0 0 R. G. Marshall2229 156/22E 15 0 0 15 0 0 J. H. Frank2253 5499/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 H. G. Gelding2267 5517/153 12 10 0 20 0 0 F. Boyles2269 323/22E 12 10 0 25 0 0 J. NIolinski2270 329/22E 12 10 0 30 0 0 E. E. A. Kelly2271 5518/153 12 10 0 25 0 0 A. B. Davey2277 5519/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 J. NI. Gundry2278 5538/153 12 10 0 15 0 0 F. D. McKay2506 7/22E 25 0 0 25 0 0 F. Weston2507 40/22E 25 0 0 25 0 0 NI. Ryan2533 398/22E 12 10 0 12 10 0 A. J. Bond2572 148/22E 20 0 0 15 0 0 L. Neal2678 53/22E 18 15 0 20 0 0 R. S. Rowe2679 5706/153 12 10 0 20 0 0 C. A. Cooper2680 85/22E 25 0 0 20 0 0 J. T. Griffiths2685 67/22E 25 0 0 20 0 0 NI. Scott2689 58/22E 25 0 0 20 0 0 R. T. Bougher2695 43/22E 20 0 0 20 0 0 NI. Butler2699 88/22E 15 0 0 20 0 0 C. I. O'Connor2705 36/22E 12 10 0 25 0 0 H. Herbert3015 5729/153 20 0 0 45 0 0 W. C. Hibsiuger145711 55/22E 12 10 0 12 10 0 S. L. Le Boycire

R1035 9/22E 20 0 0 25 0 0 C. C. Finds141350 48/22E 15 0 0 20 0 0 H. U. HughesR14l8 5584/153 15 0 0 25 0 0 N. Graham

792 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. pL- 27, IPIlS.

STAY 27, 1938.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W,A. 793

Carpenter, .1 A.; 6236/153; \Viluna 316; 22 8s. Od.;1528/32 Wihnia.

';irpenter, 51. (4.; 621 7/1 53; \Vilun 315; (S 1 (is. 0(1.;1075/31; lVilana.

(o:itnionwealtli or \ istralia ; 527, 42; Ael.son 7587;abandoned ; 3290 1 3 ; 443/80.

('riddle, Emily L. ; 297fl/l 53 ; Aura ii og 24; £1 Ss. Od.1739 I-S Amiraling.

('riddle, S. J. ; 2969/153; Amtrabn3 25 ; £7 Os. 00.;174°/IS; Xai'aliag.

1)avis, P. E. ; 20/7749 5Vi11iamn 6922, 6923; aban-doned; 2177/21; 408/80.

I )ownes, Arthur ; 20/1 (04 : andanooka 49; abandoned;8902/19; Yandanooka Sheet 2.

ilIliot, E. II.; 20/1569 Knmnininin Est. (Avon) 21571;a ban done/i; 3039/20; Kunumninin Estate.

ii eppingstone, A. (4.; 1 7084/68; Sn-an 3083; £18 lOs.Od.; 2816/22; 30 80, D3.

Slitellell, Leslie; 347/857: Peel Eta(e 254; £41 12s. 3d.;2140/35; Peel Estate.

Keave. A. 11.; 41025'SS; Vilgarn 577; abandoned;:080/24 ; 36/80, ('1.

Ili gi , 3 ames ; 55/2345 ; A ing ii an 1 962 ; mion- rem p1 lance\VltIi conditions; 661 /32; 17/80. Cl.

Iligby, James; 74/1468; Nimiglian 3847: mion-rotnphanecwith conditions; 9°. /32 : 67/80, P4.

Seaby, L. (4. ; 347/1 1 34 : Aiaghan 2753 ; abandoned1196/36; 66/80, I'S.

8haw, A. E. ; 42331/55 ; Espel an ce 526 ;alimtndoned5352/26; 402/80, (43.

Shorter. A. 17.; 55/2161 ; Sus,ex 1508; £11 2s. 2c1.;1579/31; 441A/40, Cl.

Spencer, Ti. (1.; 7331 ,'41A; Portion lIes. 8427 ; aban-doned; 71823 '02; 41 3A '40, A2.

'latharn, Jolni ; 25972'74 Smigarn 11$ I : abandoned;1784/25; 36/80, ('1.

Tmttba rn .Tolmn : 22935 '68 : ill go nil 1 09.5 ; iii) a ndomied4 09/27 ; 36/80, ('1.

(. L. AIIEDJIAS1,Ondem' Secret arv lot' Lands.

GOVETIAS[LNT LAAD SALES.TI[E undeimnenfiuned allotments of land will be offeredfom' sole at Public Auction on the dates and at the placesspccifieil hclow, cinder the provisions of the Land Act,1 933-1937, and its Regulations:-

KALGOORLIE.: 1st Slav, 1 938, at 2 p.111., at the District Lands

Office-BoulderTown (King street) 9314, ir., £11); (Wit-

tenoomn street) 272R, 1 r., £12 1 Os.; (Richardsonstreet) 537, 2Op., £10; (hopkins street) 60311,hr., £72 lOs.

KalgoorlieTown (Boulder road) 3208, £85; 3209,3210, 3211, about lr. each, £80 each.

WAGIN.7th June, 1938, at 11 n.m., at the District Lands Office-

3Dunibleyung°1 75, 3a. lr. 35p.. £15; 199, 203, 204,Sn. each, £12 lOs. each.

KukcrinTown 91, lr., £10.

CAIINARVON.8th lone, 1938, at 11 am,, at the Court House-

CarnarvonTowmi 471, ir. 24p., £15.

COLLIE.8th dIme, 1938, at 11 am., at time Court House-

CollieTotvn 1415, 39.lp., £25.

CUE.8th June, 1938, at 2 p.m., at tIme Mining Registrar's

OfficeBig BellTown 201.39.11)., £12 lOs.: 202, lr., £12

lOs.i-ReedyTown 221, lr., £12 lOs.

GERALDTON.8th June, 1938, at 3.15 p.m., at time District Land5

Office-DenisonTown 106, Ii'. l8p., £14; 107, ir. lO.5p.,

£22 lOs.101orawaTown 158, 159, ii'. each, £15 each.RoblisayTown 17, 39.9p., £15.RothmsayTown 97, ir. O.4p., £12.

SIGEKATHARRA.5th June, 1938, mit 11 ant., at the Mining Registrar's

office-S[cekatherrnTowmm 567, Si.4p., £12 lOs.; 720,

39.1 p.. £12 lOs.

SOVTTIIIRN CROSS.thi .lmw 1938, at 3 p.m., at time District Lands Office-

tSlouut PalmerTow-mm 179, 1r.. £12 lOs.

NARROGIN.9th June, 1938, at 12 noon, at the District Lands Office-

'KulinTowa 25, 39.9p., £35.

NOIITTIAM.9th Jumie, 1938, mit 11.30 a.m., at tIme District Lands

Office-CarrabinTown SI, 37.6p., £15; 55, 1r. 5.6p., £15;

56, lr. 3.8p., £15; 60, 39.2p., £15.Grnss ValleyTown 62, lr. 32p., £12.

1KellerberrimmTown 116, ir. 37p., £15.tNorthmamTown 249, 364p., £50.

NORSEMAN.9th June, 1938, at ii n.m.. mit time Police Station-

vNom'semnanUwn 883, 39.2p., £12 lOs.

MARBLE BAR.9th June, 1938, at 11 mi.imm., at time Mining liegistrmmr 'S

Office-NnllagimicTomvmm 11, 72, ii'. 4p., £15 each.

PERTH.10th June, 1938, at 11 a.nm., at the Department of Lands

and Surveys-(400lup538, 5a., £15.

(:Pin-jam-ra"Sub. 122, Sn., £10.Roeking]iamTow-mi 409, 2r. l.lp., £35; 410, 411,

412, 413, 414, 415, lv. 39.Op. each, £30 each; 418,419, 2m'. each, £30 eaeh.

BRIDGETOWN.14th lime, 1938, at 12 mioomm, at time District Lammds

Office-lBoyammimp"146, 2mm Sr. iSp., £15; 147, 2a. 3m-. 161).,

£15.lBridgetowmi"283, in. Sr., £10.hIesterTowm 9, 2r. £10.

YOUANMT.IS tli June, 1 938, at 11 am., at time Police Station-

fYonamimmmiTown 300, 302, 335, ii'. emmeh, £12 lOs.each.

KA'I'ANNING.I 6th Jimmie, 7938, at 11 aiim., mit tIme Distriet Lands

Office-lNvmmbiimgTowmm 16, ir., 212 lOs.

Subnrbmmmi for cmilticatioim.

iSoid subject to time conditions that the lessee shallnot carry on, or suffer or pernut to be carried on, onthis lot any trade om hiusimmess whatsoever without timeconsent in writing of time Minister for Lands being firstobtained; amid, further, the conditions under which thislot is made available shall mint entitle the lessee now orat any future time to th, right to convert same to feesimple.

tTlme provision of elmtimse 22 of the regmilmitions for tImesale or hum simig of rj,11 wit mmii cl S im 1) mm i-ba mm lands at auctionshah tot appll- at (lie sale of these lots.

Subject to payment for immproveimmemits, if purchmtsedb)v other thmami the owner of salad'.

All improvements on the land offered for sale are thepi-opem'ty of the Crown, amid shall be paid for as theMinister nmay direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on tIme purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this office. Laud sold to a depth of 200feet below the natural surface, except in mining die.tm'icts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.

C. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

794 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [MAY 27, 1938.

\VITIIDRAW'AL NOTICES.IVagin Land Agency.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 2.5th Slay, 1938.

Corres, No. 24"4/25: Plan 388/80, 152 and 3.IT is hereby notified for public inforniatio" tht floeLocations 1(17, (559 and 10$ have now 1 ecu withdrawnfrom selection.

Bridgetown Land Agency.C'orr. 6373/19; Plan 4 141)/4O, 13 mad (:4.

IT is hereby notified for public information that Xcison Location 7996 in the Cundinup E'tate which wasopen br recel cc tion on 14th October, 1 937, has nowbeen withdrawn from selection,

('orres. 2564/30; Plan 414A/4O, 132.IT is hereby notified for public mntorniation that \Vel-lington Location 254 I Upper Capei Repurchased Estatehas now been withdrawn from selection.

0. L. XEEDIIASI.Under Secretary for Lads.

IIR1SATUMROAI) No. 2401.Department of Lands wid Surveys,

Perth, 27th Slay, 1938.109 76/04.

IX notice appearmg in the 00cc in macill Go, ci Ic of I he11th March, 1938, page 343, for I acre 1 rood 22.3perches read 1 acre 5 rood 30 perches.

0. L. NEEDI-lASI,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASINGUnder Pail F F. o the Laud Act, 19334937.

iT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part VI. ofthe Laud Act, 1934-] 937, on and utter time date speci-fied:

WEDNESDAY, 8th JUNE, 1938.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Eastern Division,Ngalbain District (near St. Ives and Lake Lefroy).Corn's. 6555/22. (Plan 19/SO.)That area of misurveyed land, containing about 72,976

acres, being time area surrendered from l'astoral LeaseNo. 395/709.

G. L. KEJEDIIASI,lii 6cr Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that tImeareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Fart \'. of I lie Land Act, 1933-1937, and theRegulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of time said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Land AgencyOffice as specified hereunder not later than the datespecified, but may be lodged before such date if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for asmy block, theapplication to be granted will be determined by theLand Board. Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwiscdealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, time appli-cants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,time, and place of the meeting of the Board, and thereshall be an interval of at least three days betweon theclosing date and the sitting of the Board.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person lie may apply to the Head Office orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Depart.ment which, on presentation at the nearest RailwayStation, will entit]e him to a Return Ticket, at Excur.sion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit, avnil-abI for seven days from the date of issue.

'fh,e selector of a Ilonmesicad Farm from any locationmast take the lalmi,mce thereof, if any, under ConditionalPurchase.

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro.visions of Clause 18 of the Regulations.

SCHEDULE.

NOW OPENPhill'!'If LAN]) AGI4NCY.

Roe District.Corr. No. 3311 /". (Plan 405/80, C & 1)1.3Locations 1.553, 1382, and 1397, containing 2,334a.

3r. hip., at 5e. (hI. p'a'e; snliject to Agricultural Bankin dcl i ci Iness ii ad to ni in lag eondi tic us : being II. Rob-cite and P. Gleeson 's forfeited Leases .54/1096, 56/206,55/] (itS] and 71/262.

Roe District.Corr. No. 1777/29. (Plan 389/80, B & C2.)Lu 'at ion 1 69] and part Location 1 685. con Ia imang

1,741a. I r. ]ip., at Ge, Gd. per acre; subject to .Xgricul-tuna 1 Bank and TAB. iii dcbi edness ; being TI. Rogersnut .1. A, Bani,n 's f,irfcjtecl Leases 08 471)3 and348/467.

WEDNESDAY, 1st JUNE, 1938.KATANNING LAND AGENCY.

Kemmt District (about one mile south of Ongerup)Corr. No. 807/33. (Plan 43.5/SO, CL)Location 5S5, containing 424a. in. 37p., at 2s. Gd.

per acre; rlassification page 6 of 4613/28; and Location293, containing 158a. in. 261)., at 3s. Gd. per acre; ciassi.Omeation page 7 of 4613/28; subject to payment for Sm-a'os-emicnts ; exempt from road rates for two years frontdate of approval ot appimcation amid subject to eradi-cation of poison before the Crown grant issues. Thiscancels the previous Caetic notice (Sated 11th March,1938.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Avon District (abont 12 mmsiles north of .Jitnrnimig)Corn. No. 6589/22. (Plan 377/80, 132.)Location 23473, containing 369a. Or. 251)., at 4s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 4 of 6589/22 ; exempt froniroad rates for two years front date of apps'oval of appli-cation; being B. V. Brown's forfeited Lease 16341/68.

W'illianms District (about three imales north-west ofWardorcarrin).

Corr. No. 5865/25. (Plans 387/SO, Cl; 376/80, C4.)Loi'ation 1-1201, eomitaimnng 1,177a. 2s'. lip., at 5s. Gd.

icr acre; classificatiom, page 6 of 5865/25; exempt froimii'i,ad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation amid subject to (lie (Du-ermimmmemmt retaining time rightto resn,iie fei' raihiva or other public pnm'poses any landi'cquired and mme compensation to be given except for(lie actmmmil value of any improvements that may he re-snimmed; being .1. P. Slalomie 's forfeited Lease 20292/68.

XORT1IAM LAND AGENCY.Avoim District (about six niiles east of Goomnallimmg)

Corr. No. 1521/26. (Plans 3313/40, A4; 32C/40, F4.)Location 16636, contaimoing about 1,353 acres; subject

to prH'Hi being balamice of original Location 16636,aft 'c s,'hi"ti, a of Location 26757; exempt frommi roadrules Ic two years front date of approval of apphcatioii.

Mel boimnmi e I) istm'iet (neam' Piaovaimimmg).(orr. No. 1584/36. (Plan 57/80, A3.)Location 3015, containing 708a. in. Sp., at Gs. 3d. per

acre; classification page 5 of 7634/22; exempt fromi'iad rates for tiro years frommm date of approval of appli-cation; being E. IV. Stranger's forfeited Lease 348/528.

PE1STII i.AXD AGENCY.L''ch Estate (about two miles north-west of Serpcmmtiiie

Toivasite)Curt'. No. 730/47. (Plami Peel Estate, 341D/40, C4.)Lot 834, contaimmimig I 5Oa. 2r, lOp.; pum'clmase price-

1510 lOs.; first half-year's instaimnemit as deposit$2;half-yearly instalmemits ovem' the balance, 29½ years, in-cluding imiterest :to "etunimed soldiers, at 4½ per cent.l).a.f15 13s. 46.; to civihimmis, at 5 per cent. p.a.-8i512s.; subject to time conditions applying to this Estate;bc-imog 0. II. Bm'oohcs' fom'feited Lease 347/1432.

SLx 27, 1938.1 OOVEINMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 795

Swan District (eieai Ilerdsniaa Lake).P0cc. No. 5434/30. (Pla's herdsman Lake.)Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-37, as

modified by Part \1 IT.ct. 1i4, conta i in tig ia. r. 6 p. Pu 'chase price, iii

clnding land and honsef367 fortnightly instalmentsO\ er 40 years, iuclnding interest to returned soldiers,at 4½ per cent. pa--lie. 4(1.; to civilians, at 5 percent. p.a.-16s. 44. subject to the conditions applyingto this Estate; being It. Sten art's forfeited Lease55/2018.

RAVENSTIIORPE LAND AGENCY.Oldfield District (near Jerdacuttup Lakes).

Corr. No. 5021/21. (Plans 421/80, A & B4; 432/SO,A & Bi.)

Locations 232 and 233, containiisg 2,lOOa. 3r. 3Op.,at 4s. 3d. per acre; classification page 7 of 5021/21; sub-ject to payinesit for iniprovenseate ; being Robert Leiper 'sforfeited Lease 16072/68.

Oldticld Disi riD (about 10½ jidles nortli-etist ofKundip).

Core. No. 2111/27. (Plan 421/SO, Dl & 2.)Locations 410 and 603, containing 1,799a. 2i'. lOp.,

at 7s. 64. pci' acre; classification page 9 of 2111/27;exempt from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application and subject to mining condi-tions; being C. Rispoli 's forfeited Leases 68/1339 and71/632.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY..J ilbadji District (about cix miles south of Ohooli)Coi'r. No, 508/36. (Plan 36/80, P4.)Location 625, containing 999a. 3i'. 31 p.; subjeCt to

(ricmg and payment foe nprovenieuts at capital valueot' £100 and to mining conditions; all marketnble timberand mallet trees are reserved to the Crown; being A. A.Ball's forfeited Lease 347/1084.

Yilgarn District (about five miles north-west ofSouthern Cross).

C'orr. No. 4552/24. (Plan 36/81, 1) & E2.)Location 416, containing 988a. Or. 37p., at -Is. per

acre; subject to payrneit fom' improvements at capitalvalue of £200, to mining and Goldfields Water Supplylimber conditions. This cancels the previous Can't/cnotice dated 1st November, 1935.

Yi]garn District (about three nsiles north of SouthernCross).

Corr. No. 7737/22. (Plan 36/80, D & E2.)Location 417, containing 989a. 2r. lip,, at Is. per

acre; subject to payment for iniprovements at capitalvalue of £140, to milling and Goldfields Water Supplytimber conditions. This cancels the previous (laze//cnotice dated 12th October, 1935.

Vilgarn District (about 12 nuln' north of SouthernCross).

Core. No. 2885/27, (Plan 36/80, El.)Location 4(30, containing 1 .048a. Ic. 24p., at 4s. per

(('cc Sn l),j oct to pay in cut tom' i isiproventeiit 5 at capita Ical ne of (31 .50 all in a rkct able timber is l'eser ved to t lie('rowli. This cancels the previous Oo el/c notice dated

1 October, 193-i,

Vilgarn District (about six miles north-east of SouthernCross).

Core. No, 1700/28. (Plan 36/SO, E2.)Locations 1133 and 1307, containing l,002a. 'Sr. 21p.,

at Is. per acre; subject to payment for improvements atcapital value of £100 and to the condition that all mar-ketable timber is reserved to the Crown being H. P.Turner's forfeited Loase 55/1556 and 74/672.

Yilgarn District (about 91/, suites east of Bullfinch).Con'. No. 2070/18. (Plan 53/80, D & P4.)Location 1138, containing 999a. 3i'. 2lp., at 4s. per

acre; subject to payment for iniprovenlen's at capitalvalue of £70. This cancels the previous Gore/fe noticedated 5th June, 1936.

SVAGIIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about nine miles north of Turin

Rock).Corr. No, 2205/27. (Plans 386/80, P2; 387/80, A2.)Location 9961, containing 981 acres, at 7s. 3d, per

acre; classification page 24 ot' 2205/27; subject to pay-meat tot' improvements and the Governusent retainingthe right to resunme for railway or other public purposesimy 1011(1 required free of compensation, except for tlscact intl value of any minprovenieimts that ma)- be resumed;being F. E. Watts' forfeited Lease 22016/68.

WEDNESDAY, 8th JTJNE, 1938.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

1[ai- District (ncaz Perillup SPell).('tire, No. 2S3/31, Vol. 2. (Plait 444/SO, 134.)Location 1822, containing 4lOa. Or. 7p., at 7s. 6d. rer

acre; classification page 153 of File 283/31, Vol. 2.

Plantagenet Disti'iet (adjoining Cuthbert),Corr. No. 1325/17. (Plan 457A/4O, Cl.)Loeatiss 1896, containing 32a. 31'. 3Op., at lbs. Gd. per

acme, en"lu'ling survey fee; available subject to the usualdrainage conditions, '[lie boundaries of Cutimbert Town-site are hereby :uucnded to exclude tins location.

BBVETiLEY LAND AGENCY.Xvosm District (about Ihree nsiles west of SlIt. Kokeby).

Cocr. No, 4901/31. (Plan 342B/4O, P2.)Locations 18536 and 6499, containing 320 acres, at

Sc. per acre; classifications page 11 of 6567/23 and page11) of 7180/04; exempt from road rates for two yearsfrom date of approval of application; being T. Slleckin 'sforfeited Lease 68/3214.

BIINB[JI3Y LAND ALENCY.Wellington Disti'ict (about 91/, nuics soutli'wcst of

Wamoona).Core. No. 2017/39. (Plan 383A/40, Bi.)Location 3194, containing 343a. Or. 5p., at 7s. per

acre; classification page 7 of 7173/21; exempt from moodrates for two yeats from datu of approval of applicationand to timber conditions; being S. C'. haL' 's forfeitedLease 68/3635.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about two miles east of Tuna).Cot's'. No. 495/38. (l'lau 16OC/4O, E & F 3 & 4.)Locatiomi 4717, containing 785a. Os'. l9p., at Is. 9d. per

acre; classification page 20 of 2253/26; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of applieation, amid to tile condition that thel°' must be eradit'ntd to the satisfaction of tImeMinister for Lamids before time Crown gm'ammt may issue;also subject to tIme Gos-erument m'etainimmg the right torestmnie los' railway or other purposes any land requiredand ito coutpensati a to be given, except for the actualvalue of' an)- nprovenients that may be m'esumned ; beingK. L. Think's cancelled aoldid'ation.

Victoria District (about seven miles nom'th-cast ofPintli:o'uhca)

Purr. No. 1879/37. (Plait 128/SO, D3.)Location 8831, c'mitaining 3,463a. lr. SOp., at 5s. (3d.

lid' acre: elassifi 'alion page 13 of File 1252/28; subjectto Agcicult oct11 ha ik ird.'htcdness; being IT. \'. Ser-itlomi's ('ii iicell cl appli e ttwin.

KATANNbNG LAND AGENCY.Kemsl District (about nine miles south-east of b'ingrup)

Core. No. 4804/25. (Plan 418/SO, Dl.)Location 801, comitabming h,255a. hi'., at ls. pem' acre;

classification page 4 of 7629/22; subject to AgriculturalDank and TA. B. indebtedness and to a g'raxing leasewhich expires 30th November, ]93S. This cancels (lieprevious Gazette miotico c'atcd 21st June, 1935.

NAR1IOGIT LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about 31/, miles north-west of Knhimm).

Corr. No. 397/38. (Plan 377/80, E & F 2 & 3.)Locations 17663, 17665, and 25573, contaimming 1,7SSa.

'Sr. 35p., at Ss. per acre; classification page 30 of 3171/2.5; subject to Agcic:mitu'al Bank, I.A.B., and Ministert'or Lands' imidcbtedness; being' I. A. G. hlodgsoms 's can-celled application.

796 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [MAY 27, 1938.

Avon District (about 11 miles north-west of Kuhn)Corr. No. 4243/26. (Plan 377/80, El.)Locations 19839 and k$912, containing 1,003 aeles, at

6s. per acre; classification page 89 of File 10807/12,Vol. 1; subject to py1nei1t for improvements; being W.J. Wlntelieacl's forfeited Leases 20863/68 and 25243/74.

WTjffi.ufls District (about 2½ miles west of Kuhn)fiber. No. 402/38. (P]an 377/80, E & P3.)Location 13412, containing 546a. 2r. l3p., at7s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 5 of 4849/29; subject toexemption from road ratCs for two years from date of

pproval of application; being J.A. G. }[odgson 's can-celled application.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about 3½ miles north of Kuaunoppin)

Core. No. 2224/37. (Plan 34/80, Cl.)Locations 15124, l5LiS, 18944, 18945, and 24801, con-

taining 1,975a. lr. 13p., at 4s. Gd. per acre; classificationpage 5 of 2224/37; these blocks are subject to A.B. and1.A.B. indebtedness and to a cropping lease which ex-pires on 28th February, 1939. TIns cancels the previousGazette notices dated 2a,l March, 1935, and 23rdDecember, 1932.

Jilhndji Distrirt (about 10 miles north-east ofTandegin).

Corr. No. 442/30. (Plan 24/80, E & P3.) -Location 165, containing i,600a. Or. 14p., at Gs. 3d.

per acre; classification page 13 of File 442/30; subjectto mining conditions and exempt from road rates fortwo years from date of eppi oval of application; beingEowe and McKenzie 's forfeited Lease 68/2405.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Melbourne District (about 3½ niiles north-west of

Barb arton Siding).Corr. No. 1095/27. (Plan 58/80, Cl & 2.)

Location 2338, containing 160 acres, at 5s.3d. eracre; classification page 19 of 1095/27; exempt fromroad rates for two years froni date of approval of appli-cation; being G. E. D. North's forfeited Lease 21517/68.

Peel Estate (near White Lake).Corr. No. 55/38. (Plan 341D/4O, B3.)Lots 284 and 285, containing 83a. 3r. 35p.; purchase

mnoney$36 is. 8d.; deposit$2; half-yearly instalmentover the balance (29½ years), including interest:toreturned soldiers, at per cent. p.a.1 is. 3d.; tocivilians, at 5 per cent. paSi 2s. 9d.; subject to theconditions applying to this Estate; being A. K. Reidy-Crofts' cancelled application.

Swan District (about 10 miles north-west of Gingin).Corr. No. 5121/25. (Plan 31/80, B3.)Location 3164, containing 79a. 3r. 7p., at 7s. Gd. pci-

acre; classification page 5 of File 5121/25; exempt fromroad rates for two years f rem date of approval of appli-cation, and subject to payment for improvements; beingW W. Truslove 'a forfeited Lease 24959/74.

\rictoi.ii District (near Green Lake, about 55 miles westof Coorow)

Corr. No. 3971/26. (Plans 94/80, A4; 91/SO, Al & 2;92/80, Fl.)

Locations 2814 and 8354, containing 4,998a. Or. 2p.,at 3s. per acre; classification page 7 of File 3971/26;subject to payment for iinpioveinents; Locations 8346,2699, 5778, and 5779, containing 4,994a. 3r. 38p., at 2s. Gd.per acre; classification page 0 of File 3972/26; subjectto payment for improvements (if any) and exempt fromroad rates for two yeirs from date of approval of appli-cation; and Location 8345, containing 4,996a. lv. 3Sp.,at 2s. Gd. per acre; classification page 7 of File 3969/26;subject to payment for improvements (if any), andexempt from road rates for two years from date of ap-proval of application; being F. M., H. F., and A. F.King's forfeited Leases 21566/68, 21567/68, mind 21348/68.

WAG1N LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about thrc miles east of Lake Biddy).

Comm. No. 7396/22. (Plan 38S/8O, B2 & 3.)Location 113, containing i,674a. ir. 22p.; subject to

reclassification and pricing, to Agricultural Bank in-(hebtedness, and also to he Governnient retaining theright, to resume for ra ilwav or other public purposes anyland reqnired, no compensation to be given except forthe actual value of any iniprovements that may be me-suumcd; being C-. Hand A. P. Rundles' forfeited Lease18171/68.

Hoc District (near Lake King).(Jorr. No. 415/29. (Plan 389/80, B & C 3 A 4.)Location 1596, containing i,498a. 2r. idp.; subject to

pricing; exempt from road rates for two years from dateof dipproval of application; being W. Robb 's forfeitedLease 68/1322.

Williams District (about 13 miles north-east of Piesse).Corr. No. 5708/20. (Plan 385C/4O, F4.)Location 12360, containing 294a. Or. 7p., at 3s. per

acre; classification page 3 of File 5708/20; subject toeradication of the poison before the Crown grant issues;and Location 12750, containing i79a. Br., at 7s. peracre; classification page 3 of File 4664/22; both loca-tions exempt from road rates for two years from dateof approval of application; being H. W. and C. J. Nd.soil's forfeited Leases 13307/68 and 16255/68.

THURSDAY, 9th JUNE, 1938,BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (about three miles south-west ofManjimup).

Corr. No. 2032/35. (Plans 439C/4O, E4; 442B/4O,El.)

Location 9667, containing 92a. 3r. 22p., at 12s. Gd.per acre; classification page 42 of 688/23; exempt fromroad rates for two years fmom date of approval of appli-cation; subject to reservation of marketable timber tothe Crown, amid the conditions governing selection in thisdistrict; beiilg C. G. Barley's forfeited Lease 346/876.

Nelson District (about three miles north-east ofGreenbushes)

Core. No. 417/31. (Plan 4i4C/40, P4.)Locations 10954 and 11592, containing 2O5a. ir. 2p.,

at 7s. Gd. per acre; classification page 7 of 417/31;subject to reservation of marketable timber to the Crown,also timber tramway conditions; exempt from road ratesfor two years from date of approval of application andalso subject to mining cnditions; being B. H. Graham'sforfeited Leases 68/3227 and 74/1328.

Sussex District (abant 2k4 miles north-west ofComviramnup).

Corr. No. 1609/31. (Plan 413D/40, B4.)Location 2917, containing 84a. ii'. 4p., at us. per

acre; classification page 16 of 1609/31; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation; and Location 2947, containing 158a. 2r. 39p.,at us, per acre; classification page 21 of 4517/28; sub-ject to payment for improvements; both locations aresubject to time reservation of marketable timber to theCrown and to time conditions of selection in this district;being E. C. amid u. Wager's forfeited Leases 68/3489and 68/1582.

WEDNESDAY, 15th JUNE, 1938.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

I'lantagenet District (about 1½ miles east ofChorkerup).

Corr. No. 1227/28. (Plan 451/80, 1)2 & 3.)Location 2830, containing iOOa., at Os. Gd. pci- acre;

(-lassilicatioms page 6 of 1288/16; snhject to exemptionfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application, and to Timber conditions; being H. E.Ecelestone 'a forfeited Lease 74/340.

Flantagenet District (about 3 miles south-westof Narrikup).

Oorr. No. 1477/25. (Plan 451/SO, -2.)Location 4416, containing i6Oa., at 5s. per acre:

classification page 8 of 1477/25; exempt from roadrates for two years from (late of approval of appiia-tion, and sub)eet to Timber conditions: being L. S.Newman's forfeited Lease 24624/74.

Plantagenet District (about it nuics east ofMnrbellnp Siding)

Corr. No. 1717/32. (Plan 451/SO, P4.)Location 5455, containing 153a. 3r. 131)., at 'fs. Od.

per acre; classification page iS of 462/22, Vol. 1;exempt from road rates for two c-ears from date ofapproval of application, and to Timber conditions;being A. J. Fiveatli 's forfeited Lease 74/1519.

BTTNB1IDIY LAN]) AGENCY.Dardannp Estate near Dardanup.

Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1937, asmodified by Part VIII.

('orr. No. 2185/27. (Plan 41]D/40.)Lot No. 12, containing 51:i. Ir. l4p., at 017 1)01

acre ; pu celia cc nioll ev-tS 72 1 Is. 90. ; hal f-year I v in -sO hiient, 5 years ' mt eret only : -to civilians atcent. p.a.-421 lh. Sii.; ti returned soldiers at 4 percent. p.a.- 9 1 2s. 90. ; ha If-yearly instalment for 35years, including interest -to civilians at 5 pci' cent.p.a.-42a 17s. Sd.; to returned soldiers at 4½ per cciii.p.a.-$24 Os. 7d.; subject to tile conditions of selec-tion in tIns Estate; blocks in this Estate will only beapproved to those applicants who possess tIle necessarycapital and experience to successfully develop the hold-ing ; this cancels the previous Caret ( notice dated the7th April, 1933.

NAI1IIOPIN LAND ACENCY.Roe District (near Lake (armody)

Corr. No. 1505/33. (Plan 375/SO, El & 2.)Location 1124, containing 2,552a. Or., at Ss. 3d. per

acre; classification page 1 of 35/28; subject to Agricul-tural Bank indebtedness; being 11. .1. (I regory 'ii for-feiteci Lease 68/3947.

\Viliiains District (about 41/2 miles north-east ofJitarning).

Corr. No. 200/37. (Plan 377/SO, El & -I.)Location 13405, containing 1,1 77i. 2r. 12p., at is.

9d. per acre; classification page 7 (If 4121/29; subjectto payineiit for impi'ovemcnts and to the coii(lition thatthe poison must be eradicated to the satisfaction of theMinister for Lands before the Crown (iran! will issuebeing F. Bold's cancelled application.

NOBTIIAM LAND AGENCY,Avoii District (about six miles north-west (If

Toodyay).Corr. No. 8239/12. (Plan 27/80, A2.)Locations 13949, 13950, and 10168, containing .P,2a.

2r. ; subject to classification and pricing and to 'l'iinilerconditions; being F. T. Ilaley 's forfeited Lease32325/55.

A von District (about three miles south of ('lacicline).(on'. No. 143/38. (Plan 2A/4O, Cl.)Locations 20684 and 26287, containing 3 l2a. 3r. Isp.,

at (is. per acre; classification page 10 of 5189/22; sub-ject to payment for improvements, and to exemptionfrom marl rates for two years froui date of approvalof application; being Il. (1. 1 larlfield 's cancelled appli-cation.

PF]]1 LAND AGENCY.I 'eel Estate (about ti1, miles west of Serpen ii ill').

Corn. No. 1049/21). (Plan 341D/4O, P4.)Lot No. 374, eontainig' lO2a. Or. 38p.; purchase

money £510 lOs.; first half-1-ear '5 instalinciet as deposit-42; half-yearly instalment over the balance 29½ years,including interest -to returned soldiers at 4½ percent. p.a.-f15 13s. 4rL; to civilians at 5 per cent. pa.-$16 12s.; subject to the conditions applying to tinsEstate; being I. Young's forfeited Lease 53/1522.

Victoria and Melbourne Districts (near Hill River).Corr. No. 2810/21. (Plan 62/80, Dl, Bi & 2.)Victoria Location 3320, containing lO7a., at Is. per

acne; classification page 5 of 2810/21; Victoria Loca-tion 6937, containing 436a. Or. 35p., at 2s. Gd. per acre;classification page 11 of 3776/19 ; Melbourne Location1650, containing 160a., at 5s. per acre; classificationag' S of 6893/20 ; the above locations are exempt froni'end rates for two years from date of approval of ap-plication and suhje.t to eradicitiun of puisoil beforeI lie Crinvn Grant n-ill issue; being A. II. and C. C.Doust 's forfeited Leases 3571 2/55, 142911/68 and14550/68.

SALMON GIJMh LAND AGENCY.Fitzgerald District (about 7½ miles north-east of

Salmon Coins).Coin. No. 1 875/36. (Plan 392/SO, C & D2.)Locations 458 and 489, containing l,97Oa. 3r. 33p.,

at 65. Gd. pci' acre; subject to Agricultural Bank in-Ileht'Ilu'ss ; all niallet trees are reserved to the Crown;heiig ,J. \V. Daivkins' forfeited Lease 348/543.

\YAGIN LAND AGENCY.\Vilhianis 1) is! net (about nine miles south-east

of Kukerin).Conr. No. S99/31. (Plan 4OS/SO, F2.)Lllcation 11112, c.Intainilig' 3G7a.; subject to classi-

fication 1111(1 i'icing' and payment for improvements;ilenig If. SI. (lard's forfeited Lease 68/3089.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Cncler Secretary for Lands.

'11110 ROAI) l)IS'l'IIICTS ACT, 1919-1934.\V1IEiIEAS till NOI1TIIASI Ifoad Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting ci' the Board held at Northain onor about tim Gui da of Ma ccli, 1938, resolved to Opelithe rOad lleneina ft cc described, tlia t is to say:-

131/38.Xc. 106. Widening: --'l'hat portion of Northani Sub.

iIl'ban Lot 1.3 bounded by lines commencing at itssoathi-west corner anti extending (as shown DiagramNo. 58723) G3deg. 3Gnnn. 22.7 links along its north-western boundary; thence O8deg. 5mm. 6 chains 49.2links, lOSdcg. 14mm. 3 chains 36.9 links and lOSdeg.'17mm. 3 chains 33. S links through the said lot; then2SOdcg. ISinin. 13 chains 31.8 links along the northernside of the pi'csciit load tI tin' starting point. (Plan270/ia, 1)4.)

5'TJJ Eli IOA k the KALCODRLIE Illall Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board held at Kal-goonlie on or about the 2nd day of July, 1937, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

L. & 5. 1493/99; 51.11. 766/36.No. 565. Deviations:-(a) A strip of land one chain wide, leaving the pre-

cent road about 2 chains westward from the 43-mile-post as shown on Maui Road Board Plan No. 1671,fihieets 5 and 4 (Registered Sunprint No. 8), south-eastward through Pastoral Lease 395/642 to rejoin theold roach about 27 chains southward from the 39-milepost.

(0) A strip of land on,' chain wide, leaving the pre-scat road about 30 chains southward from the 29-mile-post and extenchag' as shown on Slain Road Board Plan\o. 1671, Sheets 2 and 1, southward through ReserveNo. 8767 (Common) to rejoin the old reacT near Bel-(ravia Toivnsite. (Plans 71/sO, 72/80, 49/SO, L9A/9,11111 IKa Igoonlie Sheet 2.)

\\ 1110 lIENS tIn' PLAN TAG ENET Road Boanrl, by i'eso-I IltiOn passed at a meeting of the Board held at Mounthanker on or about the Osid clay of April, 1937, resols-erlII open t he road hes'einaften desci'ibed, that is to 5ac :-

L. & S. -I 752/29; SIR. 94/37,No. 1145. \Videnings :-(a) Portion of Plantageuct Location 1632 bounded

by lines commencing on its northern boundary 4 chains1)4 links from its north western corner and extending(as shown 011 Diagrani No. 57343) Sldeg. 6mm. 4chains 9.4 links and l4Odeg. 57mm. 3 chains 73.3links along the southern sidle of the present road;thence 3O4deg. 14mm. 3 chains 32.3 links and 276deg.1 2mm. 3 chains 67. 1 links tln'ough the said locationto the starting point.

\I 27, 1938.] (lOVEENMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 797

798 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [MAY 27, 1938.

(b) Portions of Plantagenet Locations 4734 and3979 bounded by lines commencing on the northernboundary of the former 1 chain 82 links from its north-east corner, and extending (as shown on Diagram No.57344) S2deg. 30mm. 2 c1iaiu 95.4 links, Sldeg.46mm. 5 chains 61 .7 links, l2Odeg. 26mm. 2 chains 19.2links and l3Sdeg. 5mm. 4 chains 62 1 links along thesouthern side of the present road; thence 3OSdeg.36mm. 1 chain sO.] links, 2l9deg. 18mm. 2 chains 10.4links, 272deg. 59mm. 2 chains 13.4 links, 2SGcleg.1mm. 2 chains 10. S links, eSadr'g. CUmin. 2 chaias 2.9links and C2Odcg. 1.5mm. 2 chains 38.3 links to thestarting point.

(e) Portion of Plantagenet Location 2861 boundedhr lines commencing on its southern boundary 8 chains

.3 links from the western boundary of Reserve No.17890 (Quarry) and extending (as shown Diagram No.57344) 28-Ideg. 13mm. 2 chains and 3 lSdcg. 5mm. 2chains alone the southern side of the said road; tlenl29cleg. :11mm. 1 chain 93.5 links and ll2deg. 47mm.I chain 93 . -I links th 10 ugh sa hI location to the pointof commencement.

ir. 19. Op. being resumed from Plantagenet Loca-tion 1632.

Ip. behig resumed frolll Plant aiteuet Location 4734.in. 1 r. 4.6p. being resunicd from Plantagenot Loca

lion 3979.9. 2p. being resumed from Plant agenet Location 2861.

(Plan 451/SO. B1 )

\VTIEIIEAS tile N()R'Fl[_\SIPTOX Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board held atNorthampton on or a bout the 1 5th day of Xuguet, 1 936,resolved to open tIle 10:111 llerl'lllatter described, thatis to say:-

L. & S. 1626/36; SIR. 366/36.No. 1977. Widening of part -Portion of Bom s

tgricultural A rca Lot -17 bounded by lines conlllierlc-on its wct era boundary 9 cllaiis 57.8 links from

its soot h-west corner and extending (as shown on Dia-gram No. 59249) l8deg. 1 9mm. 6 chains 71 .3 links and(ideg. Silmll. 1-I ellaills 2 links along the WeSterli sideof the prescllt road tllence 1 Gsdeg. 27mm. 3 chains40.5 links, 1 S6deg. 40mm. 11 chaills 92.4 links and21 2deg. l4mill. 6 chahls :15.4 links tilrOugil tile saidlot to tile starting point. (Plan 1 61)1) I-tO, AL)

WhEREAS the 0 EBALDTON Bond Board, by reso-lution passed at a meetillg of tile Board Ileld at Gerald-toll (01 or about tile 25th (haY of ,Jnne, 1937, resolvedto open the road imcreina fter described, t 110 t is to say:

L. B S. 11084/10, Vol. TI.; SLR. 595/37.No. 3919. Exteission :---A strip of land ((lIe cilain

wide (narrowillg at its terminus), leavillg the presentroad in Victoria Location 3192 and extending (asshown Diagram No, 59329) westward tilrongil saidlocation, along part of tile nortllcru boundary of Loca-tion 2912 011(1 through all abandoned section of theNorthern Ba iiwav Reserve (Geraldton-SIull ewa) toRoad No. 4881. (Plan 157C/40, D4.)

WhEREAS tile NEDLANDS Road Board, by resolu-tion passed at a meeting of tile Board ilchl at flare-Illont on 01 about tile 23rd day of September, 1937, re-solved to O011 tile mood ilel'eulafter described, tililt is tosay:-

3 88 7/15.No. 5496. Widening:-A triangular portion of Swan

Location 2237 (Reserve No. 9795, Salvation Army)bounded by lines colllalellciflg at its soutil-west cornerand extending (as silowsi Diagram No.59.377) 39mm.1 chain along its w'est boundary; thence ll6deg. .31mm.2 cllains 22.9 links througtl tile said reserve to its southboundary amsd 27Odeg'. l0luisl. 2 chains along part of Itslentil boundary to tile starting point. (Plan Melville.)

\VEIEREXS tile SL SSJCX 1100(1 board, by resol lIt i011passed at a uleetillg ol tile Beard held lIt Busscltols 011or 0110111 tile 13th lilly of .\ irii, 1937, resolved to opcitile road ilel'eilla Fter Ii i's,- ri Ill. tililt is to say:-

9 69 6/08.No. 5720. Deviation :-X strip of land one cilain

svnle, its east side lens ing a llOrtil side of tile presentlOad on tile west boundary of Sussex Location 55201111 extending south along part of said west boundaryto tile north boundary (If Location 129-1; thence (asshown on Diagram 23540) east along the north horns-dni-y (If tile latter location, passilig' througil said Loca-tion 552, to rejoin a north side of tile pm'escnt road Ontile south bolllsdnl'\ of Loelltioll 292. (Plan 1130/40.)

\VIIEREAS tile WYALIcATCIIES[ Road Board, isyresolution passed at a meeting of tile Board held atWyeikatcllem 1111 01' about tile 10111 day of July, 1937,resolved to Oi1ll tile real) ilereinaft es descsibed, tilatis to say:-

72/2 7.No. 959S -.\ 510010 of lalid, colnlnencilig alsolit 2

nilains wide Ill)') i:arl'Owlslg to 1 chain wide (plus por.tioll o A Von I. -lt1I:'t 17841 as shown Diagram No.5861-5), colon! 1.11 I'll tile w-est lsoulldarv of ReserveNo. 161 6" 1111 1 1-::! --ndiug (as shown Diagram Nortilam10)2), 1110111 westivard along a south-western boundar1.1 Avon Location l7S41 to the cast boundary of Locatioll 9.530. (Plan 3313/40. D2.)

WIII3RE_5.S till' KAL000R1.1E Road lillllrd, by reel)lIlti011 1iassed at 1 nleeting (It: till' Board ileld at Kul-gool-lie On or about the 2nd day of July, 1937, resolved

II (11)0)1 t lIe road llereinafter desc-ribell, tilat is to say:--L. & S. 1493/99; MAI. 1493/99.No. 9799 -A strip of land, 150 links wide, leaving

King street, in the Broach Arrow Townsite, and extendingIs sulveel, souillward, along lull street to tile soiltilboundary of late Gold Shining Lease 2022W; tilence oneeil:nll wide, its eentre-li'se being as 511005-n on Slain RoadBoard Phlu No. 1671, Sheets 7 and 6 (Registered Sun.pl'int No. 8), to and through Reserve No. 10113 to theeastern side of Padclinguon Statioss Yard Reserve. Re-cOmlluleilcilsg at the nortli-enst eol'nel' of tile said StationYard and extending (as shown 011 O.C.R. Phase No.31018) illsice and along the easterll side of tIle Kal-goorhe-Laverton Railway Pc-serve with a width varyingfrons 170 links to 2 chauss to tile 5OUti5-eilst corner oftile said Station Yard; thence 1 cllain wide (its centrelisle being tile easterss boundary of tile said RailwayReserve, as shown on said Plass O.C.R. 31018) south-eastward as sisoevn on SLI. 13. Plan 1671 to join tileKalgoorlie-Wiluna Road. (I-lan 71/80.)

Wit 111112_It) tiV NORTT1AMPTON fluId ht,,il,t, I,l'esolutlon iOlssl')l at II 1llI'etlllg Ill till' Board held atYol'tllanlptoll OIl I,' ailollt till' 21)111 da of ()ctobes-,1 937, resolvl-d t II open till' rOa ii hI'l'ei,lafter I lescl-ibed,thst. is to say:-

2096/13.No. 9831 -A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

Road No 4631 On the slortil boundary of Nonga A.A.Lot 34 and extending (as shown Diagram No. 59390)west inside and along part of tise said north boussdary

II tile dI15t boundary of \Tictolia Location 6133. (Plan1.590/40. Dl.)

WhEREAS tile NO1ITIIASIPTON 1-toad Board, bylosoilltiOsl passed at a mcetissg of tile Board Ileld atNortila lnptoll ems or about tIle I Ttil day of November,1937, resolved to open tue road hereinafter described,flInt is to say:-

1373/37.No. 9832:-A strip of land, one cisain wide, leaving

Road No. 7970 on the southern boundas'y of VictoriaLocation 6121 28 chains 10 links fs'om the soutil-eastcorner of Location 8374 and extcndissg (as shown Dia-gram No. 59387) ssorthwaril. and nOrtll-eastward tllroughsaid Location 6121 to the soutil boundary of Location2265. (l'lans 159/80, E2, and 1390/40, ES.)

\YIIERIIAS the WEST ARTHT'R Real) Board, isy reso-1(111011 passed at a msseetissg of tile Boas'd lId6 at Darkanon or a bout thse 30th day of Novenlber. 1937, m-esoiveito 01)011 tile road hereinafter described, that is to say: -

1726/17.No. 9833:-A strip of land, osse dhlain wide (plus

truncation at its commencement), leaving a surveyedroad on tise east boundary of Kojonup Location 2803and extending- (as shlowsl on Diagm'amls No. 53921) west-ward tllrougis said location to its western boundary.

l'tllll -ii 00/40, 113.)

\\11 1211 lIAR 1110 KOJON1JP Road Board, by 1-esohutionl'llssell 11111 lneeting of tise Board held at Kojonup emsor IllIlIlIt till' 16111 day of April, 1936, resolved to opesi

lIe road llercimlllfter described, that is to say :-1762/36.No. 9834:-A strip of land, one chaiss wide (widening

at its comusencement 0116 tel-minus), leaving Road No.6230 on tile western boundary of Kojonup Location6883 and extending (as shown on Diagram No. 57367)eastward tisrough said location and inside and along timesouths boundary of Locatiosi 7276 to a surveyed road attIle lattcm 's south east corner. (Plan 437B/40, D2.)

UAY 27, 1938.1

WHEREAS the SOUTH PERTh Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meetiag of the Board held at SouthPerth on or about the 7th day of October, 1937, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

391/3 .No. 983(1: Burvh stre